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14 Dec 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: IDF: Airstrike targeted terror operatives who were heading to attack troops in Gaza
The IDF conducted an airstrike in Gaza targeting operatives allegedly planning attacks against Israeli forces. The military stated that measures were taken to minimize civilian harm, while accusing Palestinian groups of using civilian facilities for military purposes.
A US appeals court denied TikTok's request to delay a law mandating its Chinese parent company divest the app or face a ban. Meanwhile, a federal judge ordered real estate broker Tal Alexander to be held without bail on serious charges, citing flight risk concerns due to his wealth and potential connections to Israel.
Le Monde: South Korea's embattled president is relying on procedural complexities to stay in office
Thousands of flower wreaths have been placed around South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's office, expressing support amid calls for his impeachment. The president faces severe legal challenges, including potential treason charges, following his controversial martial law declaration.
Despite a low approval rating of 11%, Yoon remains defiant, asserting his actions are beyond judicial review. An impeachment vote is scheduled for December 14.
#society
GB News: London news: Outrage as more than 150 residents face eviction just weeks before Christmas for 'upcoming refurbishment' - despite no planning applications being made
Over 150 residents of a London apartment block face eviction due to no-fault eviction notices for alleged refurbishment works. Tenants argue the claims are unjustified, as the building is only seven years old. Some residents received notices shortly after moving in.
The evictions occur amid a growing homelessness crisis in England, with over 354,000 people homeless. Shelter warns that many will face winter without a home, including 161,500 children. The government has pledged £1bn to support homelessness services.
Le Monde: Scholz says 'integrated' Syrian refugees 'welcome' to stay in Germany
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz affirmed that well-integrated Syrian refugees are welcome to remain in Germany, despite calls from far-right politicians for their return following the fall of Bashar al-Assad. He highlighted the need to address the concerns of Syrian citizens living in Germany.
In response to the political climate, Germany and other European nations have suspended new asylum applications for Syrians. The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, gaining traction ahead of elections, advocates for closing borders and incentivizing refugees to return, raising concerns about potential labor shortages in key sectors like healthcare.
Forbes: OpenAI Whistleblower’s Death Ruled Suicide, Police Say
Suchir Balaji, a former OpenAI researcher and whistleblower, was found dead in his San Francisco apartment, ruled a suicide by local authorities. Balaji had left OpenAI in October, alleging the company violated copyright laws by using copyrighted material to train its AI models.
His death occurred shortly after he was named in a lawsuit involving copyright concerns against OpenAI. The company expressed condolences, stating they were devastated by the news.
Fox News: Local Virginia teachers no longer forced to use students' preferred pronouns after settlement
Teachers in Harrisonburg, Virginia, will no longer be required to use students' preferred pronouns following a lawsuit settlement. The teachers claimed their rights were violated by the school board's nondiscrimination policy, which mandated compliance without parental consent.
The settlement allows for religious accommodations and clarifies that staff are not obligated to ask for or use preferred names and pronouns. The school board expressed its commitment to supporting all students and staff while maintaining respect for diverse needs.
Breitbart: Brazil: Lawmakers Pass Bill Approving Chemical Castration of Convicted Pedophiles
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has passed a bill allowing for the chemical castration of individuals convicted of pedophilia, alongside the establishment of a national pedophile registry. The bill, which received significant support, will now proceed to the Senate for further debate.
Proponents argue it is a necessary measure to protect children, while opponents claim it will not effectively reduce pedophilia and may hinder the registry's implementation. The legislation is part of a broader focus on public safety, which includes various other crime-related bills.